Even after years, I remain *shocked* at how hard many Windows IDEs
make it
to see your header and implementation next to each other. It is
sheer UI
*stupidity* to not make this easy.
And, of course, many of the IDEs out there are now oriented toward
Java,
where this is not an issue.
Maybe this explains Windows engineers tendency to put all their C++
code in the .h files? Almost every Windows port job I work on has
50-75% of the C++ source inlined in the .h files. I've never been
able to get an explanation as to why I see this so often... that's
got to put a lot of pressure on the linker to strip out all the
duplicate code generated in each object file.
Dave
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